Episode 7 - Nerf Guns, Get Home Bags, and Executive Orders

On this week's show: Listener e-Mail from Tim in Germany, revisiting my articles about my $50 get-home bag, the media's deranged reaction to Hasbro's new automatic Nerf gun, and accuracy tips from Sergeant Bill. Plus, Gabby and the Astronaut fret that a President Trump might use executive orders to rescind President Obama's executive orders on gun control, and a story of church carry from Western North Carolina.

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